Lana Djuranovic scored an unassisted goal in each half, lifting top-ranked Scarborough to a 2-0 win over fifth-seeded Cheverus in a Class A South girls’ soccer semifinal Thursday at Scarborough.

Djuranovic made an outstanding individual rush for the first goal, eluding multiple defenders before sending a left-footed strike into the top right corner from 25 yards.

Early in the second half, Djurnaovic pounced on a loose ball about 20 yards out and sent a low shot into the right corner.

The defending state champions will play second-seeded Gorham in the regional final Tuesday at Kennebunk High.

BANGOR 2, MT. ARARAT 1: Olivia Scott struck twice from long range – once in each half – and the top-seeded Rams (15-1) beat the No. 4 Eagles (11-4-1) in a Class A North semifinal in Bangor.

Scott lofted a 35-yard drive just under the crossbar in the seventh minute, then added an insurance goal with 5:02 remaining.

Advertisement

Elena Willis put the Eagles on the board with a high shot from a sharp angle with 1:29 left.

WAYNFLETE 1, MARANACOOK 0: Morgan Earls converted a rebound in the 65th minute, and the third-seeded Flyers (11-5) knocked off the second-seeded Black Bears (15-1-1) in a Class C South semifinal in Readfield.

The game was a rematch of last year’s regional final, won by Maranacook for its second straight regional title. Waynflete ended a run of four consecutive trips to the regional final for the Black Bears.

BUCKSPORT 3, HOULTON/GREATER HOULTON CHRISTIAN 1: Lily Chiavelli broke a scoreless deadlock midway through the second half, Sami Cyr added two goals in the final 13 minutes, and the second-seeded Bucks (16-0) defeated the No. 3 Shiretowners (13-3) in a Class C North semifinal in Bucksport.

Cyr’s second goal restored a two-goal lead for the Bucks after Houlton’s Kaitlyn Kenney cut the margin to 2-1.

BOYS’ SOCCER

Advertisement

CAPE ELIZABETH 4, LINCOLN ACADEMY 0: Sam Cochran scored twice, and the second-seeded Capers (11-4-1) shut out the No. 3 Eagles (11-2-3) in a Class B South semifinal in Cape Elizabeth.

Keegan Lathrop and Harry Converse each added a second-half goal as Cape Elizabeth set up a rematch with three-time defending state champion Yarmouth in the regional final Wednesday at Deering High.

Cochran tapped in a long throw-in midway through the first half, giving Cape a 1-0 lead.

Lathrop made it 2-0 early in the second half, and then Cochran drilled in a shot from 35 yards. Converse capped the scoring in the 65th minute.

Izzy Folsom of Winthrop carries the championship plaque Thursday after the Ramblers beat Spruce Mountain 2-0 in the Class C South field hockey final at Fryeburg. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal

FIELD HOCKEY

SKOWHEGAN 3, MESSALONSKEE 1: Sydalia Savage scored late in the first quarter, Laney LeBlanc added two goals, and the top-seeded River Hawks (16-1) won their 22nd consecutive regional title with a victory over the second-seeded Eagles (12-5) in the Class A North final in Oakland.

Advertisement

Skowhegan, the defending state champion, set up another much-anticipated rematch with Cheverus in Saturday’s state final at Lewiston High. Skowhegan won last year after losing to Cheverus in 2021.

CONY 3, BELFAST 0: Caroline Hendrickson scored twice off penalty corners and set up another goal, also off a corner, as the second-seeded Rams (15-1-1) beat the top-seeded Lions (16-1) in the Class B North final at Messalonskee High in Oakland.

Hendrickson opened the scoring late in the first quarter, then set up Helen Dineen’s goal later in the second quarter that made it 2-0.

Hendrickson got her second goal with 5:56 left in the third.

Cony, which won its first regional title since 1995, advances to face Freeport in the state final Saturday at Lewiston High.

WINTHROP 2, SPRUCE MOUNTAIN 0: The second-seeded Ramblers (14-3) got goals from Izzy Folsom in the first quarter and Madeline Wagner in the third quarter as they earned their sixth straight Class C South title by defeating the top-seeded Phoenix at Fryeburg Academy.

Folsom drove in a shot from the top of the circle to give Winthrop an early lead. Wagner made it 2-0 by converting a penalty corner.


Only subscribers are eligible to post comments. Please subscribe or login first for digital access. Here’s why.

Use the form below to reset your password. When you've submitted your account email, we will send an email with a reset code.